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1 5 |          this destruction -- after twenty ships had been blown to
2 6 |      trembled with joy. Fifteen or twenty tulips, torn and crushed,
3 7 |            first alighted on about twenty bulbs, carefully arranged
4 11|         the clock strike ten about twenty minutes ago; I have not
5 11|    perceived the scaffold, and, at twenty paces distant from it, the
6 27|     continued, -- ~"I have now for twenty years grown tulips at Dort.
7 30|           in the evening, at least twenty leagues had been travelled. ~
8 30| twenty-three, and Rosa eighteen or twenty. He might therefore perhaps
9 32|            a minute, and the first twenty horsemen had scarcely passed